Thiago A. M. Delatorre wrote:
>Is there someone whose has the gs+omni working for
>Epson LQ 1070+ printer ?
>
>My command line is:
>
>"gs -sDEVICE=omni
>-sDeviceManufacturer="HEWLETT-PACKARD"
>-sDeviceModel="EPSON LQ1070+" -dNOPAUSE -dSAFER
>-sOutputFile="/dev/lp0" file.ps -c quit"
>
>I've tried with the gs-esp-7.05 in debian package and
>with gs-7.04 + omni-0.7.3 (compiled following their
>own instructions) but it had no worked (gs says
>"Error: Could not load libomni.so")
>
>Does someone know what is happening?
>
>Thank's a lot. This is my first message to the list.
>
>Thiago A. M. Delatorre (tdlt)
>
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As Rafael says:
Use the espgs from the CVS. I have the little brother of your printer (LQ-570+)
I had the same error:
"Error: Could not load libomni.so"
Using the espgs from the CVS fixed it. I have a Panasonic KX-P2124 which can emulate a an LQ-860. If you check the mailing lists archive there are several messages relating to the "load libomni.so" error.
JohnC
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